Nigerian secondary school students are some of the most resourceful of their peers around the world. They have devised ingenious ways of saving money by applying some of these strategies: 1. They Walk AND WALK, AND WALK SOME MORE 2. They lap in Danfo buses 3. They take ONLY standing space in Molue buses, while
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The Lyttleton Constitution Of 1954 Features Of Lyttleton Constitution of 1954 The Governor became known as the Governor – General of the federation of Nigeria and the Lieutenant – General became Governors of their respective regions. The offices of the speaker and the deputy speaker were created to preside over regional legislatures with the exception of the
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It is true that you may have been born in Nigeria, and have lived here all your life. But I will bet there are some things you did not know about Nigeria. Like these five simple facts: 1. That She is the 8th Most Populous Country in the World 2. That She has More than
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Kashim Shettima, Governor of Borno state, says public secondary schools in the state which have been shut since March 2013 will re-open for academic activities next Monday. He made the remark on Tuesday while receiving Mr Rolf Ree, the Norwegian ambassador to Nigeria at his office in Maiduguri. He said, however, that the action was
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Nigeria has now won the FIFA U-17 World Cup for a record fifth time, and also has one of her own, Victor Osimhen as the all-time U-17 goal scorer with 10 goals at the tournament, eclipsing Souleyman Coulibaly and Florent Sinama Pongolle’s 9 goals apiece. It was a night of making history as Nigeria put
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CNN’s digital correspondent, Kelly Wallace gives her report on a two-year investigation carried out by Anderson Cooper and his team. They collected 150,000 posts written by 200 13-year olds on social media – Instagram, Twitter, Facebook – at eight different schools across the United States; with permission from the teens, their parents, and their schools,
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All over the world in recent times, teaching and learning have overly gone beyond the orthodox classroom settings. Tech-savvy teachers and students are taking full advantage of technology both within and outside the school. Today, there are increasingly sophisticated learning tools on offer via mobile phones. And, the opportunities provided by augmented reality, educational gaming and social
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As both primary and secondary schools nationwide are expected to resume today in compliance with the directive by the Federal Government, parents and teachers have, however, been thrown into confusion following counter-directives by some state governments which have fixed different dates for schools to resume. The Nigeria Union of Teachers, on its part had earlier
To prevent an outbreak of the Ebola Viral Disease (EVD), the Federal Government has reportedly approved the extension of the current holiday of primary and secondary schools across the country until further notice. NewTelegraph reports that the development, government stated, is part of measures to curb the spread of Ebola. Senior Special Assistant to the
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